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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1960 10 B RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY sV.erams listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mall Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make changes as are supplied MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. KYJC 1230 ke KMED 1 440 kc KWIN 1 400 ke 4:00 News Personal St, News Hear Jim Ochs 4:15 Pal McCoy Hear Show Jim Ochs 4:30 Banneriines McCojLcl. News-Road Show Jim Ochs 4:45 Sports McCoy Emphasis Road Show Jim Ocha "B:00-Lowelf Thomas News Harvey Jim Orha 6:15 Pat McCoy. 5:30 Tom Harmon 5:45 Charlie Milam "6:00 Frank Goss 6:15 Charlie Milam Niehtincale Dalv Jim Oci: Weather Local News Clill bchcel Headline News Clitf Schec! Dinner Concept News Sports Dinner Music 6 :30 Bannerlinc-Milam Morgan Beatty 6:45 Sports Milam Edward Morgan "7:00 News Milam News Dinner Music 7:15 Charlie Milam Dinner Music 7:30 Bannerlines Milam Dinner Music 7:45 Sports Milam Dinner Music 8:00 Mcdford-Crater 8:15 Medford-Crater 8:30 Medford-Crater 8:45 Medford-Crater News Warmup Medford-CratlT Medford-Crater Medford-Crater 9:00 Medford-Crater Medford-Crater 0:15 Medford-Crater Medford-Crater 0:30 Bannerlines Milam Medford-Crater 0:45 Sports Milam Hi-Fi Club jO:00-New5 Milam" Hi-Fi Club 10:15 Charlie Milam Hi-Fi Club 10:30 Bannerlines Milam ArthurMurray Dance 10:45 SpoHs Milam ArthurMurray Dance 1 1 :oo Headlines Sfgn Off News Nightbeat 11:15 Nightbeat i 1 -an Nightwatchman 11:45 All Night Long Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert "Ash, HI Platter Party Ash. Hi Platter Parly Ash. 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LIBRA SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 20-32-40-51 67-73-85-88 1 Get 2 You 3 See 4 Endeovon 5Allroct 6 Down 7 You're 8 Promised 9 More 10 People 1 1 Adiuit 12 Personoll 13 To 14 You 15 Brass 16Moy 17 Than ISCorefull 19 Expect 20 Balance 21 Well 22 Special 23 Starting 24 Don't 25 One 26 Examine 27 Finances 28 Strong 29 Meet 30 Done (JgjGood 31 Trust 32 Your 33 Tack! 34 Papers 35 Notice 26 Take 37 New , 38 Some 39 Good 40 Budget 41 And 42 You 43 Can 44 Now 45 Support 46 Projects 47 Meet 48 From 49 Choice 50 From 51 Do 52 Opposite 53 Obligations 54 Action 55 Depend 56 Someone 57 Writings 58 Now 59 Upon 60 Any (Adverse 61 Cooperation 62 With 63 And 64 Times 65 For 66 Sex 67 Something 68 And 69 Not 70 From 7 1 Moke 72 Recommendei 73 About 74 Success 75 Go-Betweens 76 Agreements 77 1s 78 Open 79 Hidden 80 Wait 81 Happy 82 To 83 Certain 84 You 85 Strained 86 Events 87 Clauses 88 Finances 89 Awhile 90 People 2JU. kutral SCORPIO OCT. 24 fcjUi, NOV. 2? -V 11-27- -63-71-76 SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 A$ DEC 22 Tjjl 3-10-12.24 V -60-75 St CAPRICORN DEC. 23 JAN. 20 7- 8-38-39V 164-68-81-86 AQUARIUS 1- 6-13-15 b3-36-54 '"S PISCES FEB. 20 MAR 21 9-17-25-49 177-78-82 84 The Medical Roundup by Kmerltus Consultant In Mayo clinic Emeritus Professor of Mayo clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Medicine Medicine We Still Need To Be Vaccinated Before 1788, practically every man, woman ana cniici in this world had to have smallpox; a goodly percentage of those affected died, and that many of those who sur vived were so terribly pock marked, or blinded or crip pled. I am old enough to re member a time some 80 years iigo when I traveled through Central America and was shocked to see perhaps a third of the people-and many of the women who otherwise would have been pretty-made ugly by the mass of pock-marks on their faces. Thousands of the women looked ghastly because every morning they illlcd their pock-marks with a paste made of powder and paint. As a child, I was brought up on a Polynesian island, and I can remember hearing the old, gray-haired natives telling of the days when, if a sailor in port broke out with smallpox, in a few weeks half of the people on the island would be prostrated, and soon more than half of them would be dead. In 1708, Dr. William Jen ner of England published some studies he had made which had shown that the milkmaids were right when they told him that those of them who caught "cow pox" from the udders of the cows they milked, would never get smallpox. From this observa tion came vaccination, and in the next few years one of the greatest scourges of man wits almost wiped off the face of the earth. Never again did men see epidemics in which 100,000 people would be stricken and perhaps 10,000 killed. Great Danger Averted But then, as always hap pens, when a great danger is averted, hundreds of thous ands of people rose up to vil- lify Jenner, to lampoon him, to Jeer at him, and to hire batteries of lawyers to keep their children from having to be vaccinated. I have a remarkable book written by a well-educated man and his wife who went to big libraries to gather mate rial for a book designed to blast at the practice of vac cination and to show it up as harmful and worse than use less. These two honest people wound up writing a book that shows that it was smallpox that largely wiped out the un vaccinaled American Indians. Sometimes, when a village on the Missouri river was strick en, the people died by the hundreds. So few remained TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tho following TV broadcast log Is printed as a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility tor errors or emissions. 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6 00 Your TV Wealhcrmnn 6 0S Chnnnel 3 Report 6:13 Dime Kdwnrds fe The News 6:30 The Calllornlans 7:00 Sen Hunt 7:30 Rnwhide 8:30 Route (it; 9:30 The Gnrlnnd Touch 10:00 TwillKht Zone 10:30 Final News Report 10:45 "Honkv Tonk" 11:30 Sign Oti alive that there was hardly anyone left to nurse the sick or bury the dead. The anti-vaccinationists al ways have been able to point angrily at those rare cases in which, when a person is vac cinated, he gets a severe en cephalitis, or a flareup in some miserable skin disease. There always must be a few such cases, and there is a rea son. Recently, E. J. W. Keuter, of the University of Utrecht (1959) reported a study of 107 families in which there were found 109 diagnosed cases of postvaccinal encephalitis oc curring in three generations. In these families he found a high incidence of chronic hereditary diseases of the sev eral organs of the body, In eluding the brain and the skin. Obviously, it is danger ous to introduce any virus into the body of a person who already is in poor shape men tally and physically. Mild Disease Claimed Many people who do not know the facts maintain that smallpox is now so mild a dis ease it does not have to be feared. Experts do not feel that way. I certainly cannot feel that way. I remember too well the woman who came, one day unconscious and with a high fever, into the hospi tal in which I was- working. When, in a few days she died, even an autopsy showed little besides a tendency of her body to bleed here and there. Prof. George Blumer then said she might have had a "black smallpox" so malig nant that it killed her before the rash came out. How right he was. Some 10 days later the doctors and nurses who had taken care of the woman were desperately ill, and, as I remember, a number of them died. There is nothing to assure us that a person with this type of smallpox will not fly in tomorrow from some city in the Orient. As I write this, 1 hear over the radio that a man did fly in with smallpox, and he and his fellow passen gers got away into a big city before the health authorities could warn them and take care of them! With interna tional airplane travel now so common, we in America could easily have a bad epidemic of smallpox. The only way to avoid it is for all sensible per sons to get vaccinated. Mother and II 1 Children Perish In Flash Fire Lacolie, Que. -IUP1I- A flash fire, sparked by an explosion in an overheated stove, razed an isolated farmhouse on the Quebec - Vermont border to day, killing 12 persons. Marjorie Vosburg and 11 of her children were trapped in their wooden home by the fire. Her husband, Abel, and one other child escaped un harmed. Police said the oil burner in the house apparently explod ed at 2:30 a.m. When firemen arrived 40 minutes later ' the whole thing was over," police said. Dead Identified Police identified the dead children as Doris, 19; Hay, 17, Robert, 15; Phyllis, 13; Catherine, 10; Audrey, 9; Bev erlv. 7: Robert. 4; Caroline, 3; Leo. 1. and Dowayne, 6 months. The father and surviving child managed to grope their way through flames and smoke into the yard which was covered with nearly a foot of snow. They were bundled up in fWarm clothing and taken across country in 10-above-zero weather to their nearest neighbor's home. Bodies of the victims were taken to Clarenceville, Que., about five miles away. Vosburg was unemployed. Last summer he worked at a cannery here and then had done brush cutting on roads. Besides Allan, there were three other surviving children not living at home. Strange As It Seems by elsie mix Of THE UWITD STATES, THE ARTICLES OP C0NFEDEKATI0U AfTEK THE KEVOLUTlONArT WAV? i COULD NOT EMFORCe J A LAW OR EVEN COLLECT A TAX T SOME STATES btfUSED TO PAY THEIR SHAKE Of rue cunt r DPWf t .... ,n" ' , X K0BIN5 "i neuQHT tv--- JL-rrX EAT IMG FERMENTED, CHiNrOtKKlfct M THE WINTER THEV BECOME SO iwrrWitM'gD THAT THEY ACTUALLY FALL nirT OF THE sua WAcitK -reens. 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